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Anti-VEGF with Targeted PRP
Jonathan Prenner, MD, interviews David M. Brown, MD, about a DAVE trial in which researchers used targeted PRP in combination with anti-VEGF therapy to improve outcomes in patients with DME. Researchers hypothesized that by targeting VEGF-producing tissue, one could reduce treatment burden. Dr. Brown compares visual acuity outcomes in patients with anti-VEGF therapy and PRP with patients receiving anti-VEGF monotherapy.
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